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#Cannot remap buttons on logitech mouse mac install

Click the button you want to change (If it gets stuck on "press key", first follow the instructions in the bottom popup to "Restore Defaults"-apply your changes from any previous mappings and the Restore Defaults button won't remove them).

#Cannot remap buttons on logitech mouse mac install

Install the program such as the deb package from the releases page on GitHub (or as mentioned in the article below, there is also an AUR package for arch-based distros or you can use pip).

It uses root privileges and solves all of the problems: The GUI program I found is called Key Mapper and it works for X11 and Wayland. In any case, you still have the opportunity to switch to Xorg pretty easily and enjoy the functionality. I believe Wayland is trying to be more secure and disables this behavior. Under Wayland TBH I haven't found a way for executing a command on an event (which is pretty easy with Xorg's xbindkeys) and therefore fully customizing behavior of key and mouse event. If it is not, that's a little bit different issue. NOTE: replace the number 9 for the number returned by id=Īnd if that key's behavior is defined, your event is mapped.

Xinput set-button-map: $ xinput set-button-map 9 1 13 3 4. Xinput get-button-map 9 returns: 1 2 3 4. Then run xinput -list and find your pointer device, mine is: Logitech Performance MX id=9 In my case, middle button is: state 0x10, button 2, same_screen YESĪnd I want to map it on: state 0x10, button 13, same_screen YES Run xev | grep button to log mouse click events and get the number of the event by f.e clicking in the window.

Remapping buttons if you're running Wayland could be done like this: